The Razorbacks will play five games at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville, two games at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock and five games on the road.

“The 2013 schedule provides match ups against some of the other marquee college football programs in the nation,” Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics Jeff Long said. “With seven home games in the state of Arkansas, Razorback fans will have the opportunity to see key SEC games as well as non-conference match ups featuring first time football opponents."

"As we continue in the process of working alongside the Southeastern Conference to outline future conference schedules, we are pleased we were able to put together a competitive and compelling 2013 schedule for our program and our fans,” Long said.

The 2013 Southeastern Conference schedule is considered a “bridge” schedule and is not based on any other previous or future scheduling formats.

Arkansas’ 2013 non-conference schedule includes two first-time football opponents and a trip to the East Coast. The Razorbacks will play the University of Louisiana at Lafayette for the fifth time in school history and for the first time since 2002.

Arkansas will then host Samford on Sept. 7 in Little Rock and Southern Miss on Sept. 14. It is the first time Arkansas has played both teams in football. The Southern Miss game will be a part of Family Weekend festivities at the University of Arkansas.

The Razorbacks will open the SEC schedule on Sept. 28 when the Razorbacks host longtime rival Texas A&M in Fayetteville. It will mark the first time the Hogs and Aggies have squared off in Fayetteville since 1990.

Arkansas and Texas A&M have agreed to resume the Southwest Classic at Cowboys Stadium for 11 seasons beginning in 2014.

Arkansas will travel to Alabama on Oct. 19 and will face Auburn at home on Nov. 2. The Auburn game will be Senior Day and the final home game of the 2013 season.

The Razorbacks travel to Ole Miss on Nov. 9 and will Arkansas face Mississippi State on Nov. 23 in Little Rock.